Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-10
DAILY HERALD
TELEGRAPHIC.
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Some Good Racing on the Hay
District Track-Other Events.
CONTINUED PROM FIRST PAGE.

SAN Francisco, September 9.-Tht
weather to-day at the Bay Distric
track was excellent, and about 3OO(
persons witnessed the races. The
track was good.
First race, 2 :27 class, purse $500
Starters: Mt. Vernon, Platina, Tenn.
pest, Luella and Maid of Oaks. Tenn
pest won the first heat, Mt. Vernon
the second, and Maid of Oaks the
third. Time, 2:211a.
Second heat-Mt Vernon won, Lu.
ella second, Tempest third. Time.
2:321S.
Third heat-On the first scoring the
gong was tapped by mistake and the
horses had to be re-started. Mellow
ell, who was behind Maid of Oaks,
however, refused to returp, but drove
around the track and claimed the heat,
but it was not allowed. Mt. Vernon
also took this heat, Platina coming in
second, Maid of Oaks third. Time,
2:2434.
Luella took the fourth heat in
2:211 Mt. Vernon second, Tempest
third.
The fifth heat of the first race was
won by McVernon, Luella second,
Tempest third. Time, 2:2634.
Second race, mile heats, purse $500,
for two-year-olds, between Menlo and
Grandee-Grandee won the first heat
in 2 80, and the second heat and race
in 2:3115; Menlo second.
Third race, best three in five for
2:21 class. Stamboul, Daisy S, Thap-
sin, Valentine and Black Diamond
starters. Stamboul won in three
straight heats, Valentine second,
Black Diamond third, best time,
2:224.
REDDING's REPORT.
REDDING, September 9.-The fol-
lowing races took place to-day:
First race, three-quarters of a mile
dash, by Blackbird, A. A. ?. and
Lady Emmett for a purse of 500 and
entrance money. The race was won
by Blackbird; time, l :27.
Second race, single dash, one mile,
for purse of $75 between Menlo, A.
A. P. and Surprise-Won by Menlo;
time, :52.
Third race, trotting, double team,
best two in three-Frisbie entered
Echo and Alaska; E. Frisbie entered
Elsie and Zephyr, and Fortier entered
Nip and Tuck. The first and second
heats and the race were won by Elsie
and Zephyr; time, 8 :25 and 3: 81.
Fourth race, quarter of mile dash
between Dick Turpin and Oscar Wilde
for $40 side-Won by Oscar Wilde;
time, 3S.
AT GLENBRooK.
GRASS VALLEY, September 9.-There
was the largest attendance at the races
to-day ever seen at Glenbrook.
First race, running, mile and repeat,
Dave Douglass, May Blossom and
Lige Clark, starters-Dave won the
two heats and race, in :45% and
1:44A.
Second race, three-quarters of
mile heats, two in three, Daisy D.,
Blue Bonnet and Minnie r. starters
Daisy d. won both heats. Time, l :16
and 1 IL.
Third race, pacing, two in five,
Arrow, Prince and Charey Brown
starters-Arrow won in three straight
heats. Time, 2 90, 2 :26 and 2:2711a.
Fourth race, mile dash, Flora b.,
Hector and Jimmers starters-Flora
B. won in 5134.
NIAGARA FALLS RETURNS.
NIAGARA, September ct has
been raining.
First race, fve-eighths Of a mile
heats-Glendon won the first and
third heats, in 1903 and :034, Eva
X. and Jim Brennan coming second
and third. Eva K. took the second
heat; Jim Brennan second, Glendon
third. Time, l :0314. Seven starters.
One mile, selling-Rhody Pringle
won; Luna Brown second, Danville
third. Time, :45. Five starters.
Three-quarters of a mile-Valour
won; MONDAY second, Mimi third.
Time, 1:l8. Five starters.
One mile, hurdle heats-Neptunus
took both heats; Wildrose coming
second, Mamie r. third. Time,
1863 and :5734. Three starters.
CHICAGO CONTESTS.
CHICAGO, September 9.-Weather
cloudy light showers.
First race, five -eighths OF a mile sell
ing. Ramble won, Irma second, Re-
we're third. Time, l :01. Six starters.
Three-quarters of mile. Lewis
Clark won, Barney Lee secoad, Glen
hall third. Time :15 Six starters.
One mile. Revoke won, Rebel
Scott second, Warsign third. Time,
AS. Six starters.
Seven-eighths of a mile, for nom
winners, Shasta won, Comedie second
Festus third. Time, l: :33. Five
starters.
Last race three-quarters of a mile
selling with Little Sullivan, Miller
j. and Medler to start was declared off.
THE HAMPDEN PARK MEET.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, September O.
The circuit races at Hampden Park
closed this afternoon with an attend
ance OF 1000. The track was fast.
The last three heats in the free for
all PAGERS race being the fastest three
consecutive heats ever made on the
course.
2:25 class unfinished from yester-
day)-Lady Whitefoot first, Valky r
second, Screwdriver third, the others
ruled out and distanced. Best time,
2:244.
Free for all Unfinished from yester-
day)-Bessie first, Yastral second,
Spofford third. Best time, 2 :22%..
2:19 class-Kenilworth first, Judge
Davis second, Rosaline Wilkes third.
Best time, 2:211a. -
2:33 class, purse $1,000 divided
Billy Freer first, Watt second, r. r.
H. third, Ben Glimpse fourth. Best
time, 2:261a. -
Free for all, pacers-Little Mac first,
Gossip, Jr. second, Channatt third.
Hest time, 2:l51a.
DEATH OF JOCKEY WEST.
SARATOGA, September 9.-Jockey